Care of Military Personnel and Spouse/Significant Other Support

COMPASS is a program that helps address trauma, PTSD, anxiety/fear, grief that Soldiers and their support system have experienced. These can be related to deployment(s) or life related moral injury. Open to anyone that has served, or currently serving and their families. COMPASS will be hosting an event on April 26-28th at Hickory Nob State Park for anyone that is interested in the program. FREE ADMISSION (attire is business casual). For more information about the program click the image above for a brief summary video.  
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SCNG CURRENT EVENTS

  • 20240326 - Month of the Military Child proclamation event U.S. Soldiers and Airmen with the South Carolina National Guard attends the Month of the Military Child proclamation at the State House, Mar. 26, 2024, in Columbia, South Carolina. During the event, South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster designated April as the Month of the Military Child in South Carolina while also recognizing the role in which Purple Star Schools play in supporting military youth across the state of South Carolina. The Month of the Military Child is a time to pay tribute to the added strength and support military youth bring to the armed forces community. 
  • 20240312-16 - South Carolina Army National Guard competes in U.S. Army Small Arms Championship U.S. Soldiers with the South Carolina Army National Guard competes in the U.S. Army Small Arms Championship, Mar. 10-16, 2024, at Fort Moore, Georgia. Soldiers competed against 227 service members and 51 teams, where they were evaluated on precision, time and skill as a team and indivdual. Team South Carolina Alpha is comprised of U.S. Army Staff Sgt. John Jordan, Staff Sgt. Kevin Pritchett, Sgt. David Drummer and Sgt. Mack Williams who won the 2024 U.S. Army Small Arms Team, Pistol Team, and placed third in Multi-Gun Team. Jordan won both individual U.S. Army Small Arms and Rifle, and place second in individual pistol. Williams won third place in U.S. Army Small Arms individual. 
  •  20240316-Joint Force Headquarters Holds Change of Responsibility Ceremony U.S. Army National Guard Soldiers with Joint Force Headquarters (JFHQ), South Carolina Army National Guard, conducted a change of responsibility ceremony March 16, 2024 in Columbia, South Carolina, recognizing the outgoing first sergeant and welcoming the incoming. During the ceremony, U.S. Army Maj. Jessica Donnelly, JFHQ commander, passed the non-commissioned officer sword from U.S. Army Master Sgt. Anthony Taylor, JFHQ outgoing first sergeant, to U.S. Army 1st. Sgt. Jonathan Smith, JFHQ incoming first sergeant. Change of responsibility ceremonies are held to acknowledge the transfer of leadership of a military unit among non-commissioned officers.

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